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Cryptography / Post-quantum cryptography / Learning with errors / Lattice-based cryptography / Quantum computing / Normal distribution / Probability distribution / XTR / Lattice / Public-key cryptography / Transport Layer Security / Ideal lattice cryptography
Date: 2015-12-08 11:13:38
Cryptography
Post-quantum cryptography
Learning with errors
Lattice-based cryptography
Quantum computing
Normal distribution
Probability distribution
XTR
Lattice
Public-key cryptography
Transport Layer Security
Ideal lattice cryptography

Post-quantum key exchange – a new hope Erdem Alkim1 , Léo Ducas2 , Thomas Pöppelmann3 , and Peter Schwabe4 ? 1

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